, 1887-07-21
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
From fridays Daily,

From Fridays Daily,
j. L. Parks is back from his 4th of
July run down to the coast.
Parasols are being sacrificed at the
Bazaar. 127 Riverside avenue.
Mrs. Jno. A. Sweet, of Chicago, Is
in the city visiting Mrs. Jno. l.. Will
son.
District Attorney Jones leaves for
Colville to-day on professional busi-
ness.
General and Mrs. Carlin will en-.
tertain at Ft. Sherman Tuesday
evening next.
About every night next week will
be filled with some kind Of public
entertainment.
Dan Sully combination on the Goth
and Goth. Fun ahead for the public
in this troupe.
An Indian under the influence of
liquor was arrested yesterday after
noon about o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs Burch haye returned
from their trip TO the sound, having
gone as tar as Victoria.
Sheriff Glispin is building cozy
residence on the north side Of the
river, near the court house.
Carpenters have erased all signs of
the Sunday fire from the building
that was threatened with destruction.
A number Of residents expect to
strike out for the neighboring min
ing camps within the next few days.
The Haydn and Handel lectures
take place on Thursday and Saturday
evenings of next week at the Con-
cordia Hall.
Guy Waring, who has been down
on the Spokane q Palouse for the
past week or two returned to the
city yesterday.
Chief Warren reports the appear
ance of n number of trampS about
town. He proposes to cage them
and put them to work cleaning the
streets.
Special Officer Lewis was on duty
last night watching the Jail. 1t con-
tained prisoners that .the chief was
desirous Of having on hand this
morning.
Bob Hargrove leaves to-day for
trip 70 the Salmon river mines,
where he owns some very valuable
property. He will probably be alb
sent for several weeks.
Perrier Jouet, the best imported
champagne in the city, for sale at j.
n. Suier & Co.'S.
The Knight Templar commandery
held a meeting last evening and one
of the features was a supper at the
Acme restaurant, of which quite a
party partook and seemed to highly
enjoy it.
There was lively tune played on
a police whistle by a colored female
on Stevens street last evening that
set the officers trotting over in that
direction. The alarm was sounded
on account of squad of young men
stoning the premises. The party
escaped in the darkness.
Mr.. uirschfield, general agent for
the Prussian National Fire Insur-
ance company, arrived in the city
from Wardner yesterday, where he
has been for the purpose of working
up business for his agency. How
ever the outlook was not encourage
in the city few days enjoying HIM
self among the numerous acquain-
tances he has made here.
uuTSuuy tNtll1S tue new camp
or boarding place at the Sullivan
and Bunker Hill mines at Wardner
was opened with grand ball at
which there were present one
hundred couple. Some of those
present report that the dance was
not only one OF the largest ever
given in the South Fork but was
greatly enjoyed by all participants.
The supDer IL eSpeciaIlV mentioned
as an unusually elegant spread that
could not have been surpassed any
where on the coast. The supper
reflects great credit upon Doc
Gleason, the caterer who prepared
the banquet.
A female who has been conduct
Ing lodging house in this city de-
parted yesterday for Helena. There
is nothing odd in the fact that any
one should depart from this place
either for the east or west, but in
this case the party shaking the dust
of Spokane from her feet was also
shaking numerous cOnfiding credit
Ors. The list embraces many busi-
ness men and the sum in the aggre-
gate foots up large. Collector Swarts
had quite scene at the depot en-
deavoring to collect some of the ac-
counts, and seized upon couple of
trunks as security for the amounts
due and for collection in his hands.
Recovered.
L. w Seaman and Jonn Clinton